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A CIS Benchmark labeled v1.1.0 is not a single universal document, but rather a specific minor-release version assigned to a hardening guide for a distinct technology (such as Debian Linux, Microsoft SQL Server, or an Azure foundation) published by the Center for Internet Security (CIS).
The "v1.1.0" designation indicates the first minor update to an initial "v1.0.0" baseline standard, typically adding new testable recommendations, refining audit scripts, or addressing community feedback for that specific product.
A CIS Benchmark labeled v1.1.0 is not a single universal document, but rather a specific minor-release version assigned to a hardening guide for a distinct technology (such as Debian Linux, Microsoft SQL Server, or an Azure foundation) published by the Center for Internet Security (CIS).
The "v1.1.0" designation indicates the first minor update to an initial "v1.0.0" baseline standard, typically adding new testable recommendations, refining audit scripts, or addressing community feedba
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